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36 examples found containing '植える' (results also include variant forms and possible homonyms)

これらの

は

らの

えたものだ。

These trees were planted by them.

がその

を

えましたか。

Who planted the tree?

ここにたくさん

えよう。

I will grow many trees here.

は

を

です。

Spring is the time to plant trees.

いに

が

えられている。

Trees are planted along the street.

その

は３０メートル

で

えられている。

The trees are planted at intervals of thirty meters.

が

の

りょうがわ

に

えられている。

The cherry trees are planted on either side of the road.

は

に

を

しい。

My mother is busy planting flowers in the garden.

は３メートル

えられている。

The trees are planted three meters apart.

ある

が

れたら、その

に、もう

えたまえ。

If a tree dies, plant another in its place.

その

の

と

の

し、

を

えること

Planting trees while taking into consideration the characteristics of the land and people's lifestyles

その

に

の

みに

を

えること

Planting trees that match the preferences of the people living in the area

りんごの

が

が

えられました。

The apple trees grew old and new ones were planted.

ここに

をたくさん

えよう、と

は

を

いました。

"I will grow many trees here", he said to himself.

を

えて、たちまち

せいちょう

くなっていた。

We planted bamboo and in no time they thrived and we had many trees.

は

に

えるたくさんの

を

えている。

She has an abundant supply of seeds to plant in the spring.

を

を

えるのは

だよ。

After we finish digging the trench, planting the flowers will be easy.

の

は、もっと

くの

を

りに

えようということです。

My suggestion is for more trees to be planted along the streets.

に

しょくぶつ

に

をやるのを

れていたら、

が

れてしまった。

I forgot to water the plants I potted, and the flowers ended up wilting.

りに

が

えられている。

Cherry trees are planted along the street.

ひなんみんたち

は

えと

った。

The refugees struggled against hunger.

えどじだい

に

しょうぐん

は

、

あさくやま

に

を

え、

が

を

を

しました。

In mid-Edo period the eighth shogunTokugawa Yoshimune had cherry blossom trees planted in areas such as Asakusa and Asukayama, opening them up as placed for common people to enjoy.

は

にバラを

えた。

She planted roses in the garden.

は

でバラを

えている。

She's in the garden planting roses.

は

にバラを

えた。

I planted roses in the garden.

には

の

が

えてある。

The park is planted with trees of some kind or other.

831

からは

きゅうちゅう

で

の

の

が

りゅうこう

し、

せっきょくてき

に

に

を

えるようになりました。

From 831 the Imperial Court adopted cherry blossom viewing festivals as a regular practice, leading to a trend in cherry blossom viewing amongst aristocrats, that saw them planting cherry blossom trees in their gardens.

は

に

を

えた。

She planted fragrant olives in the garden.

のうふたち

は

を

えていた。

The peasants were planting rice.

を

か

えてもらった。

I had the gardener plant some trees.

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Search results include information from a variety of sources, including Kanshudo (kanji mnemonics, kanji readings, kanji components, vocab and name frequency data, grammar points, examples), JMdict (vocabulary), Tatoeba (examples), Enamdict (names), KanjiVG (kanji animations and stroke order), and Joy o' Kanji (kanji and radical synopses). Translations provided by Google's Neural Machine Translation engine. For more information see credits.

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